Try to look at the big picture of things...why things,move...the way they move... (and not be swayed by hiccups/fakeouts)...whether you day trade, or are a long term investor it's generally the same principles. Having some conviction and backbone in your beliefs helps too.
Below is what I told you 7 months ago in one of your threads about TA. And, as you say, and as I thought, you have gotten nowhere. You're running around like a chicken with its head cut off. [You've started a large number of threads asking such questions. I and a few others have tried in vain to tell you that doing this is going to get you nowhere, and that the only road is to devote at least a year or two to the study of TA. Once you have at least a basic knowledge of TA, people here will be happy and able to help you. But first you must help yourself. I posted a chart yesterday in one of your threads that had a number of TA basics. I was hoping that it would open your eyes as to how little you now know. You are going to learn nothing by posting charts and asking 'What's this?', 'What's that?'. Your wasting your time and that of those who answer. You will not get a course on TA here. Instead you might want to ask how others learned TA, what books they read and benefited from etc. and then set out on a course of study for yourself as we once did. But, of course, if you have no serious interest in studying, that's that. #21 Jul 16, 2015Repo]
What I see is higher highs and higher lows. You can try precise and nimble shorts, but it is easier to wait for a retrace and buy.
I don't mean to be mean, but you should not be trading....anything...until you get a rudimentary understanding of how markets work. When you finish that then only trade ONE pattern from the LONG side. No shorting at all. You will be bored to death, but you will lose at a much slower rate. http://www.elitetrader.com/et/index.php?threads/bid-ask-dilemma.298289/#post-4255216